Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05
SOCIETY
New Years In Butte-The KenyoR Party
Progressive Euchre-Per.
sOnalS-Etc,

New Tears in Butte-The Kenyon Part!
Progressive Euchre-Per.
sOna1S-Etc.
The prospects for q beautiful New Year,
day looked very favorable in the morning
but in the afternoon the wind blew a hurri
cane and the snow drifted. Notwithstand
ing the ~unfavorable mien OF the elements
however, the streets were flled with callers
making their way to the houses Of those
who were known to be lat home" AID
ready for the c~onvivialities Of the day. Al
several houses the blinds were drawn and
the rooms brilliantly lighted. At each
house there was a number OF ladies each
forming a bright central figure in q group
Of black coats, who gave themselves to
their task of entertaining with delightful
| standing with coffee-cups, wine glasses, OF
little plates in their hands about tables
bright with flowers, fruits, and all the
usual glittering appurtenances. Several
small parties were given in the evening
which finished up a most enjoyable New
Years day.
Prof. A. e. Newill is going to Helena to-
day. He will spend a week there visiting
schools.
Mr.. A. A. campbell expects to leave Butte
about the 18th for his old home in On
tario. r
Mr.. John Forbis left last evening for Hell
ena, from there he will go east. He expects
to be absent about six weeks.
DR.. Reed returned home Saturday from q
months stay at Maiden.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dewitt have zone to
Helena.
PROGRESSIVE EUCHR
Miss Attic Birdseye gave a very pleasant
progressive euchre party last Friday even
The first prizes were won by Miss Rosa
Reed and Mr.. Will Craig, Miss e. Pettibone
and DR.. Winston were winners of BOBBY
prizes.
Mr.. Geo. H. Casey is in receipt OF a letter
from Mr.. M. A. Meyendorff, OF Helena. in
wiling through him all of the Highland Club
to be present at q party which vat given
there last Friday evening. Unfortunately
the invitation came too late or the club
might have had a merry time.
The members of the Highland Club will
give a party mex Friday evening.
OOJs OOuu w lo0Ol S1uu WIG u OuVU0, dIS uOW
in Bremen, Germany.
Judge T. G. Bach. who has been visiting
his old home in New York, has returned tc
Helena.
Mr.. A. J. Davis jr. is expected home from
his eastern trip in a few days.
TIE KENYON DEBUT PARTY.
One of the pleasantest events during
Christmas week was the debut party last
Thursday by MI. and Mrs. w. r. Kenyon
at their elegant residence on Upper Mon.
tana street in honor of their daughter,
Miss Freddie Kenyon. Unique cards of
invitation issued q few days ago announced
that the party would be held and that
dancing would begin at 8 o'clock. The
whole house, which is very large, was
thrown open for the entertainment of
guests and handsomely DECORATED for the
occasion. 1t was in every way a delightful
party. That tho ladies wero all dressed
eexquisitely and looked their prettiest is
beyond question. Toilets of every color Of
silk, satin, velvet and lace, with corsage
bouquet of brilliant flowers comprised the
ensemble. Orton's orchestra furnished the
music and played almost necessarily. An
supper was served which was one
the most pleasant of the many enjoya-
BILE features OF the evening, and was perfect
in every detail. Dancing was resumed
and continued until the morning
The hostess is to be congratulated
upon tie success OF her entertainment, and
the young debutante upon her pleasant |
entree into society.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs, j. R. Wharton, MIR. and Mrs. NJ. B.
Brownlee, Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Lloyd, Mr..
and Mrs. Shelley futile, Mr.. and Mrs. E. |
SjoUoI Mr. on1 Mrs. Tan,oc E~vL;c NJ --J |
Mss. W. H. De Witt, Mrs. g.. H. Lindsey,
Miss l.. Thornton, Miss A. Warfeld, Miss
N. Renouard, Miss N. Casey, Miss G. Steb-
bins, Miss R. Reed, Miss E.. MeiklejohD,
Miss H. White, Miss N. Emerson, Miss E.
irvine, Miss T. Hall, Miss F. Horst, Miss
/, Horst. Miss c. Roberts, Messrs. Lam
ing, Long. Akers, Wharton, Forbis. Kes
,er, Newbro, Campbell, Tucker, Newill,
Craig, Goodale, Brophy. Symons,
)r. Winston, Connel, Clerke. Casey. Wylie
md Howard. Some very lovely toilets
we're worn.
Mrs. w. R. Kenyon wore an elegant cos
ume OF black lace, en- train.
Miss Freddie Kenyon wore q very becom.
ng robe OF light pink and white; LIE Franc
oses.
Mrs. M. B. Brownlee was attired in a very
lch costume OF green velvet combined with
reen and red brocade and irridescent
Mrs. C.. F. Floyd's dress wat cream nuns
eiling with scarlet trimmings.
Mrs. Shelley Tuttle, black lace trimmed
Jet. She wore red roses.
Mrs. E. Siegel wore ruby red velvet COM
lned with yellow surah, sleeveless corsage.
Mrs, James Forbis, pink cashmere covered
itn white lace. pale blue trimmings.
Mrs. w. H. Dewitt, dark green silk COM
med with brocade. Corsage bouquet of
flowers. II
Mrs. G. H. Lindsey, of Anaconda, wore
light gray velvet corduroy costume, red {
)ses. d,
Mrs. j. R. Wharton wore cream surah t
ltrain, trimmings OF velvet and pearls. c
MISS Lizzie Thornton was attired in light j
ue surah covered with rich blue lace. t
Miss Allie Warfield wore cream surah in =,
ain, draperles of rich lace. =
Miss Marie Renouard, cream satin, cor q
ge cut low, worn with pink rose buds. 6
Miss May Casey, black s6rah, panels of q
hite surah covered with black lace, the 4
'dice being cut square in the neck and b
Miss George Stebbins looked very pretty
rose colored surah lace trimmings Of .
me color. The cOrsage was cut decollete, II
thout sleeves, and vas adorned with a 9
rsage bouquet OF pink roses. g
Miss Rosa Reed wore white albatross L
9TH with trimmings OF white lace. -
Miss Ellen Micklejohn was dressed in !,
t, red roses. IL
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